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NDItech Launches Powerful Open-Source Online Applications for Political Organizing and Communication

WASHINGTON, D.C. — A set of four open source, web-based software applications that can be easily and cheaply rolled out to help civic groups organize, connect government with constituents, manage election data, and foster civic debate will be unveiled next week by the National Democratic Institute (NDI).

Public Perceptions of Politics and Government in Moldova

Statement by Lila Jaafar Before the House Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on the Middle East and North Africa, "The Struggle for Civil Society in Egypt"

#Tech4PP Tweet Talk Overview

NDI Expresses Serious Concern About Afghanistan Runoff Election Dispute

KABUL – The National Democratic Institute (NDI) today expressed deep concern over the dispute emerging from Afghanistan’s June 14 presidential runoff election. Candidate Dr. Abdullah Abdullah has withdrawn his supporters from observing the vote tally and threatened to reject the election results, citing what he asserts is the Independent Election Commission’s (IEC’s) high estimated turnout rate as well as bias on the part of IEC officials.